WorksheetsArguments
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
"He is guilty. It is clear. He had the weapon in his hand and was nearby the victim." What is this is an example of?
argument
inference
fact
opinion
"She is the thief! She is always snooping around and she smells bad. She is sus. Did you see how she smiled at me that one time I wore a nice necklace?" What is this an example of?
inference
opinion
facts
argument
"Biologically, women can give birth. Men cannot." What is this an example of?
opinion
inference
premise
fact
"Given the fact that you are allergic to lactose and it was only you and Jim in the kitchen..." What is this an example of?
premise
conclusion
fact
opinion
"Due to your complete lack of moral character, remorse and the evidence, you can only be found guilty." What is this an example of?
premise
conclusion
facts
opinion
What is one time when you should not argue?
When you are right, but open to discussion.
When you are clear-headed.
When it is a good time socially to engage with others.
When the other person does not have their needs met.
What is one of the best ways to change a "fight" into a "discussion"?
vocabulary
walk away
attack back
get the last laugh
True or False: You must agree with someone to have a discussion.
True
False
An argument is made up of facts and a given solution for these facts. What are these components called?
facts, inferences and opinions
premise and inferences
facts, premise, inferences
conclusion and premise
What is one thing you should NOT do after an argument?
"I'm right."
end on a positive note
reflect
analyze
